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Italian Jelly

This is made with any fruit jelly. Take an earthenware mould which has previously lain in cold water for two or three hours, fill it about half-way up with jelly. When it is quite firm, place upon it a thick layer of stiff blancmange, cut to the size of the mould. Now fill up with another fruit jelly nearly cold.

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